In a competitive showdown, Gwynedd Mercy University fell to Delaware Valley University 10-6, despite outshooting their opponents 30-19 and dominating possession and defensive stats. The Griffins had a strong performance from sophomore midfielder Elena Colliluori, who scored a hat trick. Senior Kira Bradley also made significant contributions, achieving a career milestone with her 100th draw control. The team displayed resilience, tying the game multiple times throughout the match while showcasing a strong defensive effort.

By the Numbers
  • Gwynedd Mercy outshot Delaware Valley 30-19.
  • The Griffins collected 25 ground balls compared to Delaware Valley's 12.
  • Gwynedd Mercy caused 36 turnovers in the game.
State of Play
  • The team is struggling with a record of 1-8 this season.
  • Gwynedd Mercy showcased strong defensive statistics despite their loss.
  • The Griffins will play their final non-conference game against Alvernia University on March 25.
What's Next

The Griffins will look to improve their season record with a critical game against Alvernia University, aiming to build on their offensive and defensive strengths demonstrated against Delaware Valley.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss, Gwynedd Mercy's notable performances from Bradley and Sloan highlight individual growth, while their offensive dominance and defensive resilience suggest potential for improvement in future matches.